Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22


black walnuts and California black wal
nuts, 10 varieties of grapes, almonds, to-
bacco and two varieties of corn. J. II.
Campbell, Grass Valley, beets, carrots, po-
tetoes and tomatoes. Augustus Combe,
Grass Valley township, wines. c. w.
Chapman, Nevada City, thirty varieties of
apples, pears, plnms, peaches, wines and
vinegar. Henry Casteen, Grass Valley,
stalk of tobacco.
A. B. Dresbach, wines and brandies of
various brands and different ages, received
the gold medal for brandy at the Citrus
Fair in Sacramento. Dudley Deadman
Grass Valley township-Corn 16 feet high.
sunfiowers II feet high, bamboo is feet
high, millet and beans. S. P. Dorsey.
Grass Valley-Two bamboo poles, 90 feet
in hight, this years growth. J. w. De-
John pacreay, Nevada City-Grapes,
peaeehi.tts, apes, pears, Duckwleat, pota-
toes, wines and string beans.
Louis Flatbert, Grass Valley township,
beets, Egyptian corn, broom corn, wool
and peaches. Vittoria Fordinia, San Juan
Five varieties of wine, twelve bottles of
each stalk of hemp and Italian grasses in
sheaf. Frank Fortunes-Apples, pears,
peaches and plums. Mr.. Flint-Box of
and pears of 1886, six bottles of white wine
seven years old.
c. D. Gassaway, squashes, string beans,
black-eyed peas, cantaloupes, muskmelons,
one sack of rye, wheat, barley, tomatoes
George Grant-Green and dried apples and
pears. John German, San Jose-Large
squash and string beans.
A. n. Herring, Nevada City, apples
pears, peaches, black walnuts; elevation,
1900 feet. DR.. r. NJ. Hunt, Grass Valley,
pumpkin weighing $50 pounds F. G.
Hellwig, Nevada City, claret and Bur-
gundy wine, port and muscat, 25 varieties
of grapes, box of raisins, grape brandy,
fonr years DID, wine from manzanita ber-
ries and peach brandy. j. J. Houston,
Grass Valley, peaches and apples raised at
an altitude of 5000 feet. John Hill, San
Juan, pears, apples, canned cherries, cur
rants, raspberries, blackberries, peaches
and pears a bottle of currant wine 10
years old. Sophia Hartunce Grass Valley,
twelve bottles white wine, six bottles red
wine, two varieties of potatoes. DR.. /. w.
Hayes, Grass Valley, apples and hops.
Henry Hance, Grass Valley, squashes,
beets, Katfir corn, sweet corn, plums,
peaches and pears. Mrs. H. L. Hatch,
cheese. J. r. Hill, Grass Valley, rye, oats,
corn, and black oats in sack and sheaf.
Robert Jones, Grass Valley, apples.
H. G. Leeman, Grass Valley, wines,
brandies, grapes and raisins. Thomas Lee,
Grass Valley, plums, peaches, sweet corn,
melons and apples.
E. H. Moore Grass Valley, Hungarian
and French prunes. E. 7. Moore beets,
Egyptian corn, squashes and melons. Ex-
celsior Orchard, Pet Hill, dried peaches,
green peaches and potatoes. Mart Morony,
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matoes. Henry Meagher, Cherokee, apples,
Irish potatoes and grapes. Albert Mathew
son, Union Hill, sugar-cured hams and
bacon, lard, carrots, parsnips, dried fruits,
chestnuts and walnuts. H. Mechanics, ap-
Piles and plums.
A. B. Nichols, Grass Valley, ten varieties
of grasses in sheaf, oats, buckwheat, squash,
corn and eggplant. E. Northup, San Juan,
squash weighing $50 pounds, six stalks of
sweet corn, apples and pears. George B.
Newell huntsville, apples and pears. Jas.
II. Niles, twenty-five varieties of grapes,
ten of apples, ten of pears, green oranges,
two varieties of green figs, almonds, five
varieties of plums, ounces, japanese per-
simmons, tomatoes and potatoes
A. F. Peryn, Grass Valley township,
beets, potatoes, squashes, carrots, beans,
potatoes and grapes. Thomas N. PAYNE
1885, Riesling of 1856, Zinfandel of 1885 and
Port of 1886; grapes, apples and pears. Mr.
Payne, Rough and Ready township, corn,
yellow pumpkins, potatoes, watermelons
apples and peaches.
w. Ragsdale, Grass Valley township
peaches. Mrs. Roe, ten varieties of apples,
ten varieties of pears, eight varieties oil
peaches, green figs, and canned fruits.
A. u. Sutton, Grass Valley, twenty yari.
cites of apples, plums and pears. S. n
Stranahan, Nevada City, thirty varieties Of
apples, twelve varieties of dried fruits, beans
and hops. L. NJ. Shackelford, Nevada City
pears, peaches and ounces. Chas, Scheu.
ernan, San Juan, Bartlett pears and
ounces; altitude 9, 200 feet. Richard Steele
Harvard Hill, apples, pears, plums and
prunes. Mr.. Shields, 0phir Hill, apples
pears and grapes. w. D. Smith, Grass
Valley, pears.
James Thornton, Grass Valley, squashes
beets, corn and cabbage.
James R. Vineyard, Rough and Ready,
two bales of hay, fleece of wool, apples and
pears. f. II. Van Slack, green Germ on
stalk, and tomatoes.
Y. H. WickmaD, San Juan, squash, three
varieties of Irish potatoes, tomatoes, seven
varieties of apples, four of pears, plums
carrots, string beans, hops, watermelons
muskmelons and grapes.
Joseph Wickman, San Juan, two nam.
moth squashes, apples, pears, prunes, pop.
corn, tobacco peaches, tomatoes, watermel
ons, dried pears and cherries.
Frank NJ. Woods, Sweetland, squashe:
and apples.
James Woods, Sweetland, apples, pears
chestnuts and grapes.
Henry Waters, ten varieties of peaches
five varieties of pears, two varieties toma
toes, and watermelons
B. G. Waite, Nevada City, peaches.
I. j. Wagner, corn, potatoes and greer
fruits.